His attitude is by no means polite.とは 意味・読み方・使い方

His attitude is by no means polite.

He is very blunt in his manner.

His manners want polish.

He is impolite, not to say rude.

I hold no brief for his behavior.

I don't have a problem with his attitude.

His rudeness is a reflection of his dissatisfaction.

Her nature is neither affected nor pretentious.

I have some doubts about his attitude.

His manner are not those of gentleman.

His manners aren't those of a gentleman.

I find his attitude hard to take.

His behavior is beneath criticism.

His personality is that of a sore loser.

His manners are not those of a gentleman.

There is something dignified in his bearing.

His behavior is not animist.

I cannot stand his totally selfish attitude.

He will get nowhere with his attitude.

His attitude is antipathetic to me.

He's precise in manner.

His manner [writing] lacks polish.

Compassion is entirely absent from his character.

His behavior is above suspicion.

His attitude is the same as ever [always].

His moral scrupulousness hasn't changed.

I like his folksy manner.

Her manners were anything but pleasant.

His behavior there was not something that was praised.

Nothing ever ruffles his serenity.